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With what a sense of awe I saw his headtowering above me! for it had three faces...Under each head, two wings rose terribly,their span proportioned to so gross a bird:I never saw such sails upon the sea.They were not feathers— their texture and their formwere like a bat's wings— and he beat them sothat three winds blew from him in one great storm:it is these winds that freeze all Cocytus.
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